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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-29
Condensed Locals.

Fourteen recruits were mustered into Logan
Camp Guard last night
At meeting OF the Carpenters Union, No. l, at
Meyers Hall. last night, T. L. OBrien read paper
ON the Advantages OF organization for LabOrlng
Men, and addresses Were made by MeSSrS. j. f.
Ryan and J. r. Suter.
Yesterday TedlOw BreSnahan, aged twenty seven
years. met with a serious accident while shooting
at target on street southwest. The gun eX-
plOded, blowing his left hand of at the wrist. He
was taken to the Providence Hospital
The Capital City Council, No 1, Royal Templars
OF Temperance, gave a pleasant entertainment
last night at their hall, No 1923 1th street north
west.
Farmers on the eastern shore Of Maryland re-
port seeing vast fockS OF hawks flying northward.
Negotiations, IL Is stated, are going ON looking
10 q contract for the sale OF controlling interest
IN the Annapolis Washington and Baltimore Rail-
road to the Baltimore and Drum Point Railroad Co.
The WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas or the World Is
offered free 10 every new subscriber for one year TO
the WEEKLY STAR. IL Is a handsomely printed
book OF 191 pages prOfusely illustrated, with more
than 100 colOred maps and diagrams, and contains
8 wealth OF general Information. See advertise
ment In another column.
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Courtney Wins Mt Last.
HE DEFEATS BUBEAR IN CLOSE RACE ON THE s
Observation-Disclosures AGAIN

HE DEFEATS BUBEAR IN A CLOSE RACE ON THE sUS-
QUEHANNA-CHALLENGED AGAIN.
An exciting race was rowed on the Susquehanna
river at Owego, n. y, yesterday, between Charles
E. Courtney and George Bubear The race was
mile and a-half and return for 1000 side, and
was won by Courtney. Bubear had few feet the
advantage at the start, but was quickly over
hauled by Courtney, and then the men kept
almost abreast until at the turning buOyS. Here
Courtney made far better turn than Bubear,
and gained almost length. This position was
held to within about 500 feet OF the finish when
Bubear spurted and reduced the lead half a
length. Courtney responded, and, with few Wig
OrouS strokes rega1ned the lead which he had lost
When the shells crossed the line there was about
foot OF daylight between them. Courtney S time
was 1892. Bubear appeared somewhat exhausted,
While Courtney was fresh and smiling. Bubears
most rapid stroke :'S to the minute. Courtney
ut no time exceeded 3d. About 5000 people wit
messed the race. AS soon as Courtney reached the
hotel he was met by Peter Duryea. OF New York,
BubearS hacker. He challenged Courtney tor
another race, to be rOWed Within ten days, for
s., 800, Courtney to have the choice OF water
Courtney accepted, and the race Will probably be
over the same course. Al Smith, OF New York,
was agreed upon as stakeholder.
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The EasteRl Branch Bridge.
DEED TO TIE GOVERNMENT OF THE LAND FOR TIL

EASTERN APPROACH.
The deed having been made TO the United States
for the necessary land for the eastern approach to
the Pennsylvania avenue bridge across the East
ern Branch, 1t is thought that the structure will
be speedily erected. This bridge will join Penn
sylyania avenue extended, 100 feet wide, with the
Suitland and other roads opening UP the county
Der OF suburban towns are projected ON the
Eastern Branch MeSSrS- Richard smith and C. A.
Elliott, as trustees, have Subdivided fifty-eght
acres OF the NaylOr estate into squares and lots
and given ft the name OF Twining CITY," after the
first Engineer commissioner. The circle at the
entrance is named after ElltcOtt, and the streets
sixty feet wide, are called after the original pro-
pr1etOrs OF the site OF Washington. Beyond, at a
distance OF mile a town has been laid OF, and
Col. suit has subdivided some OF his land and al
ready put IL into market Geo. b. Starkweather
has SubdIvided about 200 acres, known AgaSiZ
Park, lying between Pennsylvania avenue extend
ed and on line with Massachusetts avenue ex-
tended.
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Dog Laws in Bavaria.

From the New YORK IrlDuue
The severe dog law in Bavaria has been the
means of virtually stamping out hydrophobta in
that country. During the last seven years there
have been only three deaths from hydropnobia
out OF population Of 100000. Every dog in
the country is bound under penalty Of instant
death, to bear upon his collar a metal tally.
upon which is inscribed his number upon the
register OF his district. The color and shape of
changed every year, and the police are thus able
to see at a glance II a dog is '.n order" once a
month all dogs have to be examined by yeteri-
nary surgeon, and II they are not in good health
they are detained in dogs hospital until they re-
COVER - -
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District Government Affairs.

MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners have notified the Columbia
and Baltimore and Ohio railroads to improve the
condition OF the intersections OF their tracks at
Delaware avenue and street northeast.
NJ C.. HargrOve has been appointed messenger
clerk In the engineer department, vice c. ID. Webb.
Robert Burgess has been commissioned an addi-
tional policeman.
w. II. Harrison has been appointed superinten-
dent or lamps vice H. o. Bailey, relieved from
duty as acting superintendent.
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a npusements Tonight.

NEW NATIONAL THEATEK-'Beacon Lights"
AIBAUGH's OPERA HOUsE.-''Little Tycoon
HARRIS BIJOU THEATER.-"AcroSS the Conti-
nent."
kERNANs THEATER--Australian Novelty Co.
PANORAMA BUILDISG.-Battle of Bull Run.
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FINE PoRrRArrs. Kets kemethy. Los "a ave

GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. : make OF rubber goods
are known 10 be the best A fun assortment Will
be found at the Goodyear Rubber COS. :}Jp 9th
street northwest near Pennsylvania avenue, Mel
Vile Lindsay manager.
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CITY ITEMS.
Allixafor Safchels,

Aut80tOH S0tCOeuSs
great bargain. Your choice OF lot OF 100 50
ana "A Satchels at 81 each, at ToPHAMs Trunk
FACTORY, 1881 Pennsylvania avenue. 4w3
Our Line Of Hats, Stiff and Soft.
IS the most complete ever shown. We can suit
any tastes and any purses. Francs the one-Price
hatter and Furnisher, corner 9TH and ID streets. /
WOrkingmen, Attention.!
III you are In want OF stoves call at Rudden's
Mammoth Furniture, Carpet, and stove Install
ment House, $50 and 932 9TH st. NV, and examine
his stock OF Stoves, Heaters, and Ranges,
All Union Made.
also FURNITURE Carpets, Matttngs, &C., which win
De sold on easy weekly or monthly payments.
Trunks, strongest, neateSt, cheapest and
greatest variety, at ToPHAA's Factory, 1881 Penn
sylvanta avenue. 4w3
RazOrs sharpened; Dog Collars engraved free.
AT Pa ave. eo3
''ROyai Glllc'' mends en9.-Boston Tdrie,iss
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In i Id. 'N ard" prints 40c. per Id.
Also. Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk
&c. per quart.
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The COlrfS.

EQUITY COURT-Judge MeTrick.
Yesterday, Lndenkohl agt. Just; final decree ad-
Justing rights OF parties. Trimble agt. Gladdis;
reference 10 auditor ordered
To-day. Wright agt. Wright; sale ratified n1si.
Cassidy agt. Cassidy; do. finally. Arnold agt Ar
mold; auditors report confirmed and distribution
ordered. Lavalette agt. Lavalette; j. L. Hickman
appointed trustee to convey.
POLICE COURT-Judge Smell.
To-day Maggie Lee, colored assault on Violet
Harrison; - or ID days. Geo. Sites cOlored, lar
ceny: do. Louisa Mergen, coOred, drunk and dis
orderly; do. Fletcher Webster, cOlored assault
on John +. keefe; do. Daisy Allen colored, dis
orderly conduct; do. AlonzO Price, colored, lar
ceny OF a bushel or coke from the gas house: con-
tinued. Jas. 7. Harding and Il. ". Harding SELL
Ing without weight; cOlaterais forfeited Mary
Brown, coored, dlsorderly conduct; 81 or Ii days
w. ii: Waller, cruelty TO animals; collateral for
feited.
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Sales of Real Estate.

W. L Cole has bought or c. c. Cole for $500 an
undivided half OF lot u, s P BIS sub Mt. Pleas
ant goo by go feet on Park street,, for $500.
X. E. Moore has bought or Ii. &. Porter, for
$3.50, sub 40, square III, 20 by 1885 feet, on
18th street, between q and X streets northwest.
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Pittsbur1 LiuuOr Men Organisms.


AN ASSOCIATION THAT WILL BOYCOTT ALL DEALERS
WHO REFUSE TO JOIN.
The wholesale liquor men OF Pittsburg are form.
ing an organization. backed by large capital, the
object OF which is to make a determined fight In
the general interest OF the liquor businets in Penn.
sylvania. The association is known as the "Dis-
tiers' wholesale Dealers and Bottlers Association
Of western Pennsylvania" A dispatch to the New
York Graphic from Pittsburg says: The meetings
are being held very quietly. A majority OF the Il
quOr men in PittSburg have been enrolled as men,
Ders, and committees are now actively at work
trying to secure the remainder. The association
practically declares boycott against all who re-
fuse to join. Section 16 OF the constitution says:
'Any person or firm engaged in the business OF a
distiller, wholesale liquor dealer broker or bother
in Western Pennsylvania refusing to join the as
ISOLATION shall be made known to all the retail
liquor dealers, tavern and hotel keepers in the
State; also wholesale and retail liquor dealers as
sOciatiOnS and organizations" Each member is
required to pay an Initiation OF $50 and agrees to
pay into the treasury OF the organization tenth
Of per cent on the amount Of his sales THIS will
place vast amount OF money in the hands OF the
treasury. This organization has already employed
some OF the leading lawyers in Pittsburg The
boycott clause In the constitution has caused "A
grand KICK and there are some wholesale LIQUOR
men who declare that they will not be driven into
an organization by threats OF having their trade
DESTROYED.
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STAIN GLASS substitute, All eth street NV.
F USsELL'S ICE-CREAM.

Fob PARLOR AND LIBRARY SUITS il will pay you
TO call at Breitbdrths, Odd Fellows Hail. 1th street
northwest
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NEwF A11ANDW 1NrERDREssGooDs
W. NJ. SINISTER 4 SONS.

W. NJ SINISTER SONS.
We have just opened the latest styles in Wool Suit
ings Plush Novelties Paris Robes, Combination Suits
and Braided Dresses; ALSO full line of choice Broad
cloths in the latest shades for dresses These beaut
full goods are more popular than ever, and offer a
full line that has been sbrunk but still retain their
beautiful finish. New Black Silks in every grade.
Fancy velvets and Pushes. Quilted Satins. Astra-
khan Cloths for coats and trimming. New stock of
Hosiery and Underwear We offer the best Towel for
$500 per dozen that has ever been sold. Examine it
and compare values.
". NJ. SINISTER SONS,
919 Penns. ave.
One Price. 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-29

THE SARATOGA CONVENTIONAL the New York
State democratic convention at Saratoga, yester-
day, after the report OF The STAR had closed the
ticket was completed by the nominations of Chas
E. Tabor OF Erie, for encouragement, and John
Bogert, OF New York, for State engineer and sur
veyOr, and the convention adjourned
The Westinghouse and Thomson Houston cleo
the light companies have arranged for a consoli-
datiOn.
Cadet E. F. Lang, OF the third class, has been
dismissed for hazing fOurth-claSS men,
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To Home seekers and investors. splendid
FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS

IroR SALE-LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HANp
II made WAGONS: all sizes and descriptions. from a
hight Dayton TO four-horse truck box Wagons =
slecialty. Special orders promptly executed ! n
PRODIGY, 9th and New Nork ave s.la I'm
ISoR SaLE-FRUlr. CONFECTIONERY STORE,
u DONG good business on fennsy lyania n "
Reason FOR selling party going away. Cali B2s
Penn. ave- Cheap price. Three rooins connected
viii store go per month IL.
lSOR SALE-IMo VOLUMES (lsa6-'1ap of the al
Il dine Art Journal oi America They bound to-
kter, and are ia hrstclass condition Address Box
90 Star office. s.,s-:lts q
l,NOR SAIE-DYNAMOGRAPH STOCK ANOFFER
II wanted Oh - To 100 shares. Address bo, ~,
Star Office. s..,s-.
ksoR sALE-JUST ARRIVED - HORSES FROM
Nlfsinia, an,ong them fine draft and drivers
hlso Two COUPE horses. prices reasonable stable IN
s.,S-6:'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-29

The MeafIer.

I1dfrH'fons tar The 2i hours commencing n, ~ NJ
For the District of Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia, warmer, followed by cooler. light rains,
H<ht 10 fresh variable winds, generally southeriy.
INTRODUCTORY SALE OF MEMS Doors at prices
Specially reduced for to-day, Friday, and Saturday
Only, 70 introduce the most complete line OF fine
any Serv1Ceaole boots offered In the District,
ut Hahn's SIG 9TH street and 1872 Pennsylvania
avenue:
Cents all solid calf pegged boots, s1.93
zine calf Seved boots, S.9.37.
Best quality Chicago kip boots, $3.50
zine morOccO-tOp calf boots, S374.
f'road tread, Scotch bottom boots, Sc}.S7.
Genuine hand-Sewed boots 1896.
Best hand-stitched, any width, equal TO the $40
custom work H. 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-29

VISIT BRETTBARTH'S FURNITURE HOUSE and exam
Inc the bedroom department one OF the best Sc
lected line OF chamber suites in the city for style,
quality, finish. ana price. call is solicited. Re-
member Breitbarth'S, Odd Fellows Hall, 1th street
northwest.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
The Beautiful Picturesque Play,
BEACON LIGHTS.
MIR. GEO. LEAROCK and Great Cast
Under the management Of
CHAUNCEY F. PULSIFER
Oct. IBERIA KENDALL in "A PAIR OF KIDS"
Sale of seats now open. 500
A LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
ORIGINAL TEMPLE THEATER COMIC OPERA
COMPANY.
G bG bkoTHERTON Proprietor
The Only Successful American Opera,
THE LITTLE TYCOON.
The Original Cast. Including.
K W Dunbar, E. H. Van Veehten,
Grand Chorus and Orchestra.
Next week-McNish, johnson & Slavin's Min
strels.
Box sheet now open. se2s
II ERNAN'S WASHINGTON THEATER.
~ Admission Is. So and SOC. Matinee 10 and 25c
The Great! The Only! The original
AUST1N'S AUSTRALIAN NOVELTY COMPANY.
The Peerless Austin Sisters,
MILE. AIMEE, THE HUMAN FLY.
co. HARRY LIE CLAIR and RUSSELL. WM ].
Miss St George Hussey RamZo and Arno, Ed. Leslie.
Matlnees Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
Next week-THE NIGHT OWLS. seq
HARRIS BIJOU THEATER
The Parlor Theater of Washington. The only Pat
ent Sliding Roof IN America.
,,o,,,, MAILNEES DAILY.
POPULAR PRICES POPULAR PRICES.
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
Magnificent Scenery. Startling Mechanical Effects.
Next Week
seS6 FRANK l. FRAYNE. in '.MARDO."
VERMILYAS DANCING ACADEMY,
National Rifles Hall.
On SATURDAY MORNING. October ], 1887. at 10
O'clock shall hold informal Session for the forma-
ton OF the class to which cordially invite all my for
and Thursday Evenings, :5:}O TO 9, and Saturday
Mornings. 10 TO 12:iO. ]. H. NERMILIA. s24-6t
TINHE CYCLERIES. 14O6 NEW YORK AVE
l. Tr1cycles, Tandems and Sociables rent by the
hour. day week. Ladies, ooc. each hour. Largest
assortment in the United States. s113-6m
DANORAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL. RUN,
l. 10th St. two blocks south of PeEnsy wanna
DELIGHTFULLY."- cooled 10y end complete apparatus
u Ella from a. III. 10 lUpm jyl5
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GENTLEMENS FALL STYLE HATs.-An the new
and desirable shapes and cOOrs now ready X. G.
Lewis q son, 1871 y. Y. ave-, branch 930 9TH ST.
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His SHOES WERE ROASrED.-YeSterdaym morning
when Officer David Hamilton returned home after
being on duty his feet were wet, and after break
fast when he went 10 sleep his wife placed his
shoes IN the oven to dry. She afterward left the
house and went 10 market and forgot about the
shoes. When she returned the shoes were roasted,
and when the officer got up he had TO visit 4
IeighbOring shoe store and make purchase.
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THE SHEPHERD DENOMINATION.
The Parade and Reception to take
Place Next Thursday Night.

COMMITTEES PUSHING THE PREPARATIONS FORWARD
MEETINGS LAST SIGHT-ANswERING REPORTS FROM
THE COLLECTOKs-THE ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE
CIVIC PARADE, ETC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-29

NATURALIZED IN CHICAGO--MisS Emma c. Frazer
clerk In the General Land Office, who lives al 1u
nth street in this city, appeared In Judge Collins
court IN Chicago yesterday, acknowledged that
she was over twenty-one years Old was born In
Canada, had lived here five years, and desired to
renounce her allegiance TO the Queen OF Great
Britain ana Ireland She was granted naturaliza-
liOn papers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-29
CITY AND DISTRICT.

SAVE YOUR eyesight, consult Hempler, cor AZ.
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LOST AND FOUND.

coo REwARD-LoST ON sTH ST, SEPTEM-
C%V Der %, between = aud O'Clock H. H., d nee.
Often gray setter gyp. answers Ia the name OF Bell
with collar and finder return 10 1000 sth 81 W.
s.,y-:5ts
7 OST-ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, IN THE
IL Belt line cars Lady's Gold Enaneled Breast m.
The finder will be rewarded by returning u 10 oOo
9TH st. s-3--r
IN OST-THIS MORNING, ABOUT . O'CLOCK, BE-
IL tween 9th and Boundary ANA III ana y SITS. NV,
Unstamped Letter, directed TO Crow Indian Agency.
Montana. Reward IL returned 10 40 boundary ST.
NV, corner New Jersey ave. lF
II OST-WEDNESDAY AFTERS0oN.SMALLG GOLD
u Ring catch for bangle attached Suitable reward
IN left M star ONCE IT.
II oST-sEPTEMBER %, PoCKETBooK, CON-
taining valuable papers left Ia herdic, which ar
rived at 9Th and SITS at p m Reward returned.
It's J. NJ kEE BORDEN, 1893 5 St
r oSTON THE 9TH INSTANT. SMALL SILVER
Match chain attached: picture Of the sacred heart
isida. goine from 4th aud NJ sta and Patent
Once by way of 9Th ST. Reward 314 NJ st. Star
office s-o-3r
4, - RFWARD-oN LAST MONDAY NIGHT, ENG
Nd ,sh mug dog; answers by name of Punch left
mi leg been broke. The above reward will be raid
for his return 10 $40 Az ST. sw. s2S-2t.
OsT-oN SATURDAY AFTERNOON, ABOUT 2
II O'Clock either in Center Market on Louisiaus
- dark brown pocket book. contaipi M \ cbecf Tor
SO i:,O drawn by Mrs. Il. &. Hurley in favor oi Ida
l. Wsrthen, aud from 400 TO $50 in cash Finder
Will receive liberal reward by returning same 70 WAR
THEN BRO. 564 Center Market or l4th st. 10 I'D.
Payment OF check has been stopped se7-3t.
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MARRIAGE LICENSEs.-Marriage licenses have
oeeh issued o. the clerk OF the court TO W.
Scantteberry and Catherine swami of Prince
SeO.ges county, Nd; Richard Turner and Anna
heyeis; stored EdmundS and Alice Edmunds;
" right ana Annie Peel; Milton T. Carr. or Balti-
Inore ana Molly c. sullivan; Jas. E. Thomas AMI
hate Z. Kelly. ~ -
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UNABLE TO HAKMOSIZE.-At a meeting OF the
aryiand Democratic club, last night, Mr.. c. C.
Lancaster reported that the effort To unite the
club and the Maryland Democratic Association
ana make one harmonious or aniZatiOn had failed.
he committee OF conference was discharged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-29

The GRANT MURAL TABLEr.-The mural tablet
In memory of Gen Grant, TO be placed In the Me-
tropOlitan church, Will be OF brass the lettering
being III black enamel Under wreath OF laurel,
surlnounted by four stars, is the following: In
memory OF the virtues and yalOr OF Ulysses :.
Grant. General OF the Army and President OF the
alted states Born p April, 1872. Died % July
lsso-His friend Geo. w Chiids. erects this tablet
as token OF affection, while the whole country
does honor 10 his career and character. Beneath
The Inscription are TWO crossed swords.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-29

PRISONS IN SEARCH OF A SITE on which 10 erect
an elegant home. also investors, should not
neglect the sale Tomorrow afternoon (Friday
september SN, AZ O'Clock, OF that lot adInira-
Oily adapted for a good building on L street, near
connecticut avenue northwest, the most fashion,
able section OF the National Capital, aud where
values are still On the increase The sale Is a per-
emptOry one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-29

Trunks. strongest, neatest, cheapest and
Sylvania avenue AVA
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LOST HIS HAND BY THE BURSTING OF A GIN
Yesterday afternoon, near the corner OF 18th and
q streets southwest. while Timothy Bresnahan
was shooting az target the gun burst and blew
OH his lett hand He was removed To Providence
Hospital by the police.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EroR SALE-E1GHr NEW BRICK HOUSES NORTH
= slde OF fenton Place IL e.. near Government Print
Apply to JOSEPH BURDEN Builder 900 @ ST. n ".
soA-3te
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RazOrs sharpened; Dog Collars engraved free.
4S7 Pa. ave- eos
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FOR SALE--HOUSFS

EoR SALE OR RENT-l1SO ST n " INV
dwelling; brown stone. IL roorns hrst-class In %.
s s hl.sh and construction Apply OWNER. Hotel
e-Io. IoIh 81 sl2-lm
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ttOR SALE-SPEC1AL BARGAINS TWO HOUSES
4 on Capitol HILL II aud 10 rooms, in complete
order House on l. st. near 10Th NV. I.rs. Number
OF new houses convenient and desirable locations in
NV YOUNG SAUNDERS, 14O7 st NV s.,9-lw
EfOR SALE-SACR!FICE OF CORNER STORE,
Il With Dwelling, aud five six room Houses; rented
lor 10Y per cent Oh money invested. Will sell sep
arately or together. Address BRICK ROW, Star Of
hce. s.a-lts
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-12-10
The Prohibition Election.
From the Atlanta Defiance.


The contest has been waged and
ended. The cause of prohibition has
met with a reverse. such as we are
sorry for. To the Anti-prohibition
party is committed for the next two
years the regulation and restriction of
the liquor traffic.
One word as to the Negro vote the
great majority of Negroes voted with
the Anti-party. According to one es-
innate 515 and according to another
600 Negroes voted with the Prohlbi-
ton. party. Now we want to ask this
question Who instructed and edu-
Gated these 500 or 600 Negroes? OF
whose labor is this little band of the
'noble six hundred the fruit ?
Where were the 5000 six hundred
Negroes taught to hate and vote
against "that which satisfeth not" :?
Who established the institutions and
sent out the missionaries that have
planted the seed of the temperance
movement in this southland of ours ?
Think on these things. All the in
struction that the Negro has receiv-
ed on the subject of temperance has
come from northern missionaries, and
has been disseminated in institutions
established by the money of northern
philanthropists.
In view of these facts what is the
duty of the south itself with reference
to the future? Ought not our legis-
lature make more liberal provisions for
tue education of the massesi These
are questions that appeal to the think
ing faculties of all intelligent men.